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188445

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You’ve already ignored the city’s plan and the desires of the residents. Do the right thing and preserve this remaining greenspace. It is critical for flood management, keeping the neighbourhood a desirable place and to show that you listen to the desires of the people who make up the community. Read more

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188458

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When did we become a society where our elected officials are not allowed to make decisions on our behalf that affect OUR neighborhoods and OUR City?? Why are we being forced to accept the destruction of a neighborhood we have called home for decades?? Read more

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188459

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We moved to millcroft 4 years ago thinking it's a nice neighbourhood where we can take walks in the neighbourhood without cars driving by every 15 seconds. Adding more houses in this space needlessly increase traffic and at the expense of green space. Read more

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188462

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Concern for additional vehicle traffic. 138 homes, typically 2 cars per household. Concern for the change in environment with digging up land for houses and roads. What will that do for water runoff and flooding. What about the displacement of wildlife? Read more

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188463

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This MZO if approved will destroy the Millcroft community. This is not just building homes on a golf course but a community built with the course throughout the community. Water flows out of the subdivision and with all these new homes we will have more flooding. Read more

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188466

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The residents of Burlington do not want development do e over our green space. The land is marked as green space and should remain so for our residents, community, children, and wildlife! Once its gone, there is no going back!! Read more

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188468

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We are opposed to further development of the remaining Millcroft Golf course lands. The impact on current families and the wildlife would be immeasurable and not to mention completely unwanted. I support the Burlington City Council's efforts to prevent further development.

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188476

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I oppose this additional development on the existing remainder of the golf course area. The density of this extra development will add unnecessary stress on surrounding roads and infrastructure. It will negatively impact the social and mental well being of people living in the area now. Read more

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188479

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Please protect the existing flood plain, wildlife habitats, and preserve recreational space. Building expensive homes in this area puts pressure on existing infrastructure ranging from utilities to schools and fails to contribute to provincial affordable housing initiatives. Read more

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188481

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The following except was extracted from the Ontario.ca website regarding intake thresholds and submission expectations for MZO requests. Intake thresholds The minister will consider requests for zoning orders that meet at least one of the following intake thresholds: Read more